WMF Perfect Plus Snelkookpan (4.5L)
A high-quality stainless-steel pressure cooker (4.5L) from WMF - cooks dishes up to 70% faster, with the durability of a top brand.
A pressure cooker cooks under pressure, making dishes ready far faster - stew, legumes or soup in a fraction of the time, retaining flavour and nutrients. This WMF Perfect Plus (4.5L, Ø22 cm, stainless steel, induction-suitable) is a premium model from a renowned German brand known for quality and long life. At around 120 euro a serious, high-quality kitchen gift that lasts for years.
Reasons to buy
- Cooks much faster - saves time and energy
- WMF quality: sturdy stainless steel, long lifespan
- 4.5L: enough for a family
- Induction-suitable + flame guard
Watch-outs
- Premium price (around 120 euro) - a serious gift
- Pressure cooking takes getting used to (read the manual)
- For someone who never stews/cooks legumes, less useful
Why a pressure cooker
By cooking under pressure the temperature rises higher than normal cooking, making dishes ready up to 70% faster. That saves time and energy, and because it's sealed, flavour and nutrients are well retained. Ideal for stews, legumes, soups and stock - things that otherwise sit on the stove for a long time.
Why WMF
WMF is a German kitchen brand with a long reputation for durability. The Perfect Plus is their classic: sturdy stainless steel, suitable for all hobs including induction, with a flame guard and well-designed seal. The kind of pan you don't replace every few years - which makes the price an investment in something lasting.
Who is it a good gift for?
A high-quality gift for someone who loves cooking, for a new kitchen, or as a joint gift (the price is a bit higher). Less logical for someone who never stews or prefers a quick pan on the stove - then the pressure cooker stays in the cupboard.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on induction?
Yes, the WMF Perfect Plus is suitable for all hobs, including induction.
How much faster does it cook?
Under pressure dishes can be ready up to about 70% faster than normal cooking, depending on the dish.
Is a pressure cooker difficult?
It takes getting used to: you learn to work with pressure and time. The manual helps; after that it's a great convenience.
Where to buy
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